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I was rather worried about the hassle this would create, but somehow MSFT (Microsoft) seems to have gotten their installer fixed this time around. So far, all the workstations i've installed this on have taken it 100%, without errors, without problems with the registery or old versions or... you know, all those stupid problems that MSFT installs tend to have which requires you to jump through random hoops [*] without any helpful support from MSFT. Anyway, it's been good so far!I will say though, that at the price point they ask, there are barely any new features. Seems like they do what all developers are doing nowadays--moving things around, changing some skins, then calling it a new product and selling it full price.

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This upgrade was essential for me to use all my software. Some software Windows 7 would not run at all... but I was able to use it in XP. So, it has a virtual machine and all that software I am totally able to use under Windows 7 using the xp virtual machine. I love it. It is like having 2 operating systems on your computer. When using it, you need to treat it like a completely separate operating system meaning you need antivirus etc. just as those you have installed on Windows 7. http://www.buywindows7s.com/windows-7-professional-p-31.html

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I have worked with Win7 before and liked it. I got a New Laptop with Win7 and liked it even more. My PC was home-built in '07. It has had many upgrades since then, it's kind of a work in progress, it's never done. Win7 installed easy, it found all of the drivers, and was pretty painless to get up and running. I loved WinXP, but it was never this easy. I worked with Vista when it first came out, and I hated it. It was buggie, and there was nothing smooth about its function. I wasn't about to put it on my PC at home, so I stayed with XP till now. I will say that Vista SP/2 has made it alot better, and now I don't mind using it. To bad it couldn't have been like this before. I got this from Newegg, but I got one of the last w/o SP/1 . more visit:http://www.buywindows7s.com/windows-7-c-8.html

I have installed Windows 95,98,ME,XP.All have been a pain in the assss.Hours of updating,and down loading this and that just to get it all to work right.With Windows 7 it loaded the first time.And with all the updates?It does it for you. http://www.buywindows7s.com/